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You need to load the extension using the name which matches the filename, i.e. bot.load_extension('fun').

As for the "self is not defined" error, that is because you declared your class as a subclass of self, which is not defined. Instead, do the following:

Extensions are files that are loaded, think of them as modules that the discord.py library imports when you call load_extension. After the import happens, a setup function is called, and is passed the Bot instance that it was loaded into....essentially module.setup(bot). That is it, there is no more to extensions...typically this setup function calls add_cog which will be described next, however there is no requirement that they do so.

A Cog is a class that inherits from commands.Cog and is added to the bot's list of cogs through add_cog, these classes typically house commands and act as a "category" for these commands. It can also house listeners for events such as on_message or on_member_join, etc.

TL;DR - Extensions are imported modules, cogs are classes

That's because there is no message argument in on_message_edit event. Just do this:

First of all, you're not getting the channel in an on_message event, or using a user's message to get the server's channels. You'll have to replace message with ctx. Secondly, ctx.server is no longer valid since discord.py's migration. It would now be known as ctx.guild, which you can read about in their docs.

The issue is you overwrite your client:

I have code for my music bot that streams any youtube video, whether it's a live stream or a regular video, without downloading it. This code also doesn't stop the music after 2-4 seconds of streaming, which is the problem you're having. Another plus is that it has complete queue functionality, which is similar to that of bots like Groovy and Rythm. Along with that, it has other commands such as remove and clear that will either remove a specified song in the queue or will clear the entire queue. Other commands include np, which will show the current video playing; queue, which will print out the entire music queue; vol, which will show the current volume of the voice client; vol , which will change the volume percentage based on the inputted number, and the regular join and leave commands that are used to make the bot join a voice channel. Try copy-pasting this code into your cog, and it should work for you without any issues.

First, your issue is that your declaration of client and bot is inconsistent, so change all instances of client to bot.

Second, all calls upon bot inside the cog should be self.bot because you declared that in _init_ as a class variable, so ex: bot.get_channel() should be self.bot.get_channel()

Third, your cache may not be populated so add:

get_member gets the Member from cache, since the loop starts immediately, your bot's internal cache isn't ready, as a result it doesn't find anything and returns None

Simple fix is to use await self.client.wait_until_ready() in a @yourtaskname.before_loop

• client.wait_until_ready()

Your error message states Unknown Role @ await user.add_roles(user, Apex)!

First of all, Apex isn't declared in the code you provided. Make sure it is when you call it. But since it didn't throw a NameError I guess it is.

Second of all, user is of type discord.Member since you declare it as